This document from "The Unlocker" website provides a guide on how to remove an AT&T device from the lost or stolen blacklist, also known as unbarring or IMEI cleaning. It explains the problem of purchasing a blocked device and then offers a step-by-step process using external server services to verify the device and carrier status and perform the unbarring service. The article clarifies that this process is for reversing stolen status, not for network unlocking, and primarily focuses on AT&T devices but mentions resources for other carriers. The author also promotes their paid services for those interested in starting a device unlocking business.

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This podcast explains a free online service that checks the status and history of iOS devices using their IMEI numbers. The service accesses data from the GSMA database and various carrier and manufacturer databases to provide comprehensive device information. This information includes the device's history and current status, aiding in unlocking or repairing devices. The process involves creating a reseller account, submitting the IMEI, and accessing results within the order history. The results can then inform users on further services needed for their device.

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This guide from The Unlocker explains how to remove iCloud Activation Lock from a MacBook. It emphasizes a complete removal, not a bypass, and details a three-step process: obtaining a device report (like a GSX report), checking the device's iCloud lock status ("Clean" or "Lost"), and selecting the appropriate unlock service from approved servers. The process requires powering off the MacBook and submitting the serial number; rejections are usually due to incorrect service selection. Success rates are high, but some services have longer wait times.